141 E 3Rd St

Ageloff Towers is a 12-story, 100-unit prewar cooperative completed in 1929 and notable for its Art Deco character. The mid-rise contains mostly one-bedroom units configured with generous prewar proportions: high beamed ceilings, inlaid hardwood floors, long foyer entries, and multiple exposures on many corner apartments. Kitchens vary from original galley and windowed eat-in styles to fully renovated contemporary layouts with stainless and built-in appliances; bathrooms often retain classic cast-iron tubs and period fixtures alongside modern updates such as double vanities or marble counters in some units. Commonly offered resident conveniences include an elegant marble lobby, two elevators with full-time attendant, a live-in superintendent and porter, central laundry, bike room, package room, and rentable private storage. Outdoor amenity options comprise a shared roof deck and a landscaped common garden; select residences include private outdoor space. The co-op is pet friendly, allows pied-a-terres, considers co-purchasing and guarantors, permits subletting after ownership minimums, and typically allows up to 80% financing. Maintenance commonly covers electricity. Located at Avenue A and East 3rd Street in the East Village, the building sits within a highly walkable, restaurant- and culture-rich neighborhood steps from Tompkins Square Park and multiple transit lines.